The Breakfast Club (movie)

they "use me to get back at each other" says claire. they also fight a lot

Emilio estevez...the wrestler in the movie

Andy (Andrew): a bag of chips, chocolate cookies, three sandwiches, milk, a banana and an apple. Claire: sushi (rice, raw fish and seaweed). Allison: a sandwich with Pixie Stix and Cap'n Crunch cereal. John: nothing. Brian: soup, sandwich with peanut butter and jam and apple juice

Brat Pack

It was made in 1985 and it would have been set present day to 1985.

5 Kids 2 Girls (Clara, the popular and Allison, the basketcase) 3 Guys (Brian, the brain, Bender, the trouble maker, and Andrew, the Jock)

a flare gun but it went off in his locker..and that's why he was in detention. He was mad that his grade for wood shop was really bad, and he was under a lot of stress with school etc. So he took a flare gun and planned to shoot himself for being under so much stress with everything.

Wes Craven plays

Fred the Janitor in Scream.

Molly Ringwald as Claire Standish http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088847/

John Hughes wrote and directed the film.

Claire was the princess. The brain was Brian.

They became more tolerant of different types of people after getting to know people outside of their own cliques.

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/24758/

John Bender.

the movie the breakfast club is 1 hour and 36 minutes long :))

Her earrings.

Bender took a screw out of the top of the doors hinges so it couldn't stay open

It was the famous "Colonel Bogey March," popularized by the 1957 film "The Bridge on the River Kwai," which was about British prisoners of war in Thailand.

There is no end to the joke. Judd Nelson has said before in interviews that he completely free versed the joke. It was suppose to end with his last line after he jumps down that says "I forgot my pencil" but they couldn't think of any joke for it. So he just made up a few lines...

In "The Breakfast Club," the norms and folkways among the characters reflect typical high school social hierarchies, where students are often judged by their labels—such as the jock, the nerd, the rebel, the princess, and the outcast. Social interactions are governed by unspoken rules, such as maintaining cliques and avoiding cross-group friendships. The characters challenge these norms throughout the film, revealing their underlying similarities and shared struggles, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of one another beyond their stereotypes. The laws in the context of the film are represented by the detention rules enforced by the principal, which serve as a backdrop for the characters' personal growth and revelations.

Presumably to keep the students occupied, Vice Principal Vernon wants each of them to write a 1000-word essay on who they are. They leave one written by Brian, which says that individuals are complex, that they all share the same characteristics in some form, despite the classifications that others try to place on them.

Maine North High School was used in the film The Breakfast Club.

Judd Nelson (John Bender), Emilio Estevez (Andy Clark), Anthony Michael Hall (Brian Ralph Johnson), Paul Gleason (Principal Richard Vernon), John Kapelos (Carl, the janitor), Tim Gamble (Claire's father). There are other actors credited, but the actors above are the only ones to appear in the film.

It was filmed at Maine North High School in Des Plaines, Illinois.

Barry Manilow http://www.manilow.com/

Brian The brain :brought a flair gun to school and it went off in his locker, he was going to try and committee suicide

Andrew The the athlete :taped someones buns together, to try and prove to his dad he could be like him.

Clair The princess ditched class to go shopping

Allison The basket-case: just didn't have anything else to do XD

Bender the criminal: pulled the fire alarm, since he wanted attention since he gets none at home.